Talk:Victorian Bushrangers

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[edit] Amount of victories by Victorian Bushrangers inconsistent ...

Just a small observation: in the entry on the Pura Cup[1], the Victorian Bushrangers are listed as having won 26 titles over the years that they have been included in the competition. In this entry on the Bushrangers, however, it states that they have won 25 titles.

I have been unable to find out yet which is the correct number, but this should be amended should anyone know how many times the Bushrangers have actually won the Pura Cup in their history.

[edit] Dodgy link?

The article includes a line with the text "(See for a full listing of past players)." there is no link associated with this text, and nor does it refer to anything on the page.